No you don't need to shave your beard because of Coronavirus

When your beard looks amazing, you can’t help but want to touch it. Whether you’re stroking it wisely or simply luxuriating in its fullness, your beard demands to be appreciated. And chances are pretty good the people around you feel drawn to it as well.

It’s a good problem to have! But not all beard problems are so benign. You know all about the importance of proper beard maintenance by now, but if you intend to make your whiskers a part of your life for the long term (and you should), you’ll want to be mindful of some dangerous habits that might damage your beard over time. After sinking weeks and months into growing your facial hair to the point of perfection, the last thing you want is to mess it up and have to undertake a beard reset to fix your mistakes.

When your beard looks amazing, you can’t help but want to touch it. Whether you’re stroking it wisely or simply luxuriating in its fullness, your beard demands to be appreciated. And chances are pretty good the people around you feel drawn to it as well.

It’s a good problem to have! But not all beard problems are so benign. You know all about the importance of proper beard maintenance by now, but if you intend to make your whiskers a part of your life for the long term (and you should), you’ll want to be mindful of some dangerous habits that might damage your beard over time. After sinking weeks and months into growing your facial hair to the point of perfection, the last thing you want is to mess it up and have to undertake a beard reset to fix your mistakes.